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Help needed please.I think I'm looking for a SIS 7012 driver. Uncertainty is because the Device Manager says it should be a C-Media AC97 (but Everest says it's SIS). 455 camp rd stevens, pa 17578.
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I have downloaded C-Media drivers and Realtek AC97 drivers with no result. I then read that XP Pro SP2 (which I have) sometimes mistakes audio devices for C-Media. So I then tried SIS 7012 drivers and still no good.
They all give a Code 10 error and a yellow! On teh Device Manager. This is weird.:confused It still didn't work after following your suggestion (thankyou). But with a lot more messing around, it's now working.:celebrateI had actualy gone to that site and downloaded and installed the audio drivers - but not the chipset.
So I did both this time, but same result. Tried several times and in various ways.Eventually I came across a Realtek folder - already on the computer, similar to the one I downloaded yesterday, so I though, what the hey, I'll give that a go (I used the install file this time - I had been forcing it to accept drivers from folders before this). (Yes, it worked - after I realised I had to go to Sound and Video Devices and tell it where to look - I was able to get a CD to play before that).I then rebooted to make sure it would stick, and when I did it opened the Found New Hardware Wizard. So I pointed it to the Realtek folder I downloaded yesterday, and away it went again. It seems to have stuck this time.So what's it all about, Alfie?
(singing smilie - can't find one - Mimsy used one the other day)The changes now are that the Realtek AC'97 Audio Device is listed in teh Device Manager (where the C-Media was before), and now Realtek appears in many listings in Everest, as shown below. Interesting thing is that it is still listing SIS 7012 as the Audio Adapter. Do they just do that to make it tricky?:confused Or has some Realtek thing been installed that both transforms teh SIS device into a realtek device, and then tells you that it's neither of these, but it's a C-Media device.:confusedI suspect this also has something to do with the BIOS saying AC97.Enabled. Where does it get the AC97 from? Why doesn't it say SIS7012??? I think this is a case of 'dopey me'.
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After reading your previous post and purporting to follow your directions, I think I accidentally used the SIS audio drivers that I had downloaded earlier, instead of teh one you pointed to. I already had that one downloaded as well, but I think I got the two mixed up (they didn't have labels saying - you got this one from here and this other one from here. And I was doing that at about 2 am, so that's my excuse). I've just spent half an hour trying to retrace my steps so I could figure out what went wrong.
I think, in the end, if I had followed your instructions properly, I would have got it fixed straight away. :-oThanks again for your help, and explanation.